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It's lvt, but the rigid core stuff.
Bugger, if it was timber you could have just put 10mm battens on the concrete, would have raised the floor level but would have saved a **** load of work
 
Loved this thread last year, and so pleased @Smug in Boots has brought it back again this year.
I've re-read the thread again from the beginning, and loved seeing everyone's trees and dogs, and just enjoyed the "feel-good" nature of the thread.
My tree is still in the loft, (still decorated, but I've refined the "cover"....it's now wrapped in clingfilm rather than bin bags) and will need to stay there for at least another week or so. We are getting new flooring put down in the living room, dining room and kitchen. I've took up about 55sqm of laminate, and spent this weekend struggling to get 16sqm of lino up, that has been fully stuck down. The whole lot needs screeding, so need to get all the furniture out....so the tree will have to wait a bit.
I will put some pics up once the tree is up (or down?), but at the minute, Christmassy it is not!!

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Good luck mate, will look great when finished.
 
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I work in a Cancer Care Hospice, and all the patients rooms have double patio doors which lead into an enclosed garden. Every year the maintainence lads make something festive to go in the garden, and this year they have made this. It's about 6 feet high, and about 20 feet in length.
I will put up some more pics when all the other things are put out from previous years.
I think it looks great.

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The bandstand at the right of the picture above was transformed into Santa's workshop last year. What a job they done...looks so real.
It's quite humbling to think they do this, not because they have to, but because they want to.
The patients love looking out on a night when it is all lit up.
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The bandstand at the right of the picture above was transformed into Santa's workshop last year. What a job they done...looks so real.
It's quite humbling to think they do this, not because they have to, but because they want to.
The patients love looking out on a night when it is all lit up.
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These are wonderful mate.
 
The bandstand at the right of the picture above was transformed into Santa's workshop last year. What a job they done...looks so real.
It's quite humbling to think they do this, not because they have to, but because they want to.
The patients love looking out on a night when it is all lit up.
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It's fantastic mate....goes towards restoring some faith in humanity in general and in our society in particular.
 
These are wonderful mate.

As I said at the start of this years thread there's a great human spirit that comes out at this time of year.

Lots of ordinary people are kind throughout the year but it's great to see rough tough tattooed monsters putting themselves out.

I used to love to see the bin wagons decorated up at Christmas, sadly elves & safety have mainly put paid to that.

Little bastards <yikes>
 
Three men died on Christmas Eve and were met by Saint Peter at the pearly gates…

“In honour of this holy season,” Saint Peter said, “You must each possess something that symbolizes Christmas to get into heaven.”

The first man fumbled through his pockets and pulled out a lighter. He flicked it on. “It represents a candle”, he said.

“Very well, you may pass through the pearly gates,” Saint Peter said.

The second man reached into his pocket and pulled out a set of keys. He shook them and said, “They’re bells.”

Saint Peter said, “You may also pass through the pearly gates.”

The third man started searching desperately through his pockets and finally pulled out a pair of women’s panties.

St. Peter looked at the man with a raised eyebrow and asked, “And just what do those symbolize?”


"These are Carols"
 
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Every christmas this song comes to mind especially with the way a lot of younguns feel entitled
 
Update on a previous post....
The poxy lino is all up now....can't believe they glued the whole twatting lot down. Took a day off work Friday and spent that and Saturday getting the rest of it up. Had to use a multitool....slow progress!! Spent today taking all the skirting off.
Screeding on Tuesday and Thurday, floor down on Friday.
Definately getting the tree down on Saturday, but in the meantime I've done this...just to make it a bit "Christmassy".

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Update on a previous post....
The poxy lino is all up now....can't believe they glued the whole twatting lot down. Took a day off work Friday and spent that and Saturday getting the rest of it up. Had to use a multitool....slow progress!! Spent today taking all the skirting off.
Screeding on Tuesday and Thurday, floor down on Friday.
Definately getting the tree down on Saturday, but in the meantime I've done this...just to make it a bit "Christmassy".

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That's got Mrs Smug laughing mate <laugh>

This Christmas tree saga is worse than our takeover ...

... lets just hope it also has a happy ending.
 
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Update...woohoo, I have a floor!
Tree down tomorrow, and pics to follow.

To all the lads and lasses travelling to Ipswich tomorrow, sing your hearts out, and bring them 3 points home. Hope you all meet up with friends and have a great day out....wishing you all the very best and have a safe journey.
Best wishes...

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